Embracing AI in diplomacy: How can Europe prepare for pivotal transformation in global affairs?
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On 21-22 November, we addressed the 25th European Diplomatic Programme held in Budapest in the context of the Hungarian EU presidency. It is an annual gathering of around 100 junior diplomats from EU member states and EEAS and directors of…
13th WTO Ministerial Conference: What is at stake for digital trade?
Conferences, E-commerce and trade E-commerce and trade, Economic, Geopolitics, Globalisation, International law, International relations and diplomacy, Politics and governance, Public policy BlogsThe 13th WTO Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi will address various trade issues, including digital trade. Key topics include the extension of the moratorium on customs duties for electronic transmissions and ongoing negotiations on digital policy. The conference might not yield major breakthroughs, but discussions on e-commerce continue, with differing views on extending the moratorium. The conference will also consider the impact of Joint Initiatives on trade liberalization and regulatory cooperation to reduce technical barriers to trade. While outcomes may not dramatically alter the e-commerce landscape, they could emphasize the importance of plurilateral agreements in governing digital trade.
Diplo @ InnoVent 2: How can AI help our meetings?Â
AI Technology, Conferences, Conftech Panels and conferences Artificial IntelligenceAnja Djajic, Jovan Njegic, and ’whalo discussed the role of AI in meetings at InnoVent 2, emphasizing human ingenuity aided by machines. They highlighted the symbolic painting "The Dream of Peace" by Henrik Sorensen, showcased AI models' impact on operations, and stressed the importance of an augmented intelligence approach. The session also featured discussions on automated reporting systems and the value of human feedback in developing AI applications. The message encourages embracing AI advancements while tapping into humanity and creativity. Attendees can access further AI and society resources by contacting ai@diplomacy.edu.
Diplo
TimelineDiplo was founded by Jovan Kurbalija in 1992 at the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies in Malta. Over the years, Diplo evolved into DiploFoundation, focusing on digital diplomacy. The organization celebrates 20 years in 2022, marking three decades of research and education on digitalization's impact on diplomacy. Join the journey of Diplo's development and the evolution of digital diplomacy.
Diplo and the Geneva Internet Platform at IGF 2021
Conferences, Timeline Internet governance and digital policy EventsDiplo and the Geneva Internet Platform will participate in various sessions at IGF 2021, discussing topics like cyber stability, digital capacity development, access to the open internet, security of digital products, and global cyber expertise. Participants include experts from Diplo such as Vladimir Radunovic, Stephanie Borg Psaila, Tereza Horejsova, Jovan Kurbalija, and Katarina Anđelković. These sessions aim to foster dialogue and collaboration in addressing key challenges and opportunities in cyberspace.
Hybrid conference: The future of (multilateral) diplomacy
Alumni, Conferences, Milestones, Timeline Panels and conferences Future of meetings EventsA hybrid conference on the future of (multilateral) diplomacy will discuss research findings, including topics on multilateralism, digital diplomacy, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants can join online or host in-person hubs. The event is supported by partners like the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and DiploFoundation's ConfTech initiative. The study aims to understand current diplomatic shifts, challenges, and propose adaptations for the future. ConfTech's Help Desk aids in transitioning meetings from onsite to online, supported by various partners including the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Ford Foundation.
Online conference ‘The Future of Meetings’
Conferences, Timeline Panels and conferences COVID-19 diplomacy, Future of meetings EventsThe Future of Meetings conference explores the changing landscape of gatherings due to the Coronavirus crisis. It will delve into hybrid meetings, combining virtual and face-to-face interactions, and address topics like integrating online and onsite events, moderating online sessions effectively, and incorporating informal chats into virtual meetings. The conference, organized by Diplo, offers 20 sessions across 5 tracks and draws on their two-decade expertise in online events. This event will shape the future of diplomacy, governance, and society. Join the innovative discussion to delve deeper into the evolving meeting dynamics. Visit ConfTech for details.
Internet Governance Forum 2019
Alumni, Conferences, Timeline Panels and conferences EventsDiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will be actively participating in the 2019 Internet Governance Forum in Berlin, Germany from November 25-29. The Digital Watch observatory will provide real-time reporting, with updates on Twitter and in Daily newsletters. Attendees can visit their booths for information on workshops, open forums, and other events focused on Internet governance and digital policy issues. The agenda will include discussions on outputs from 2019 intersessional activities and involvement from national and regional initiatives. Details can be found on their dedicated page and the official 2019 website.
EuroDIG 2019
Conferences, TimelineA team of Digital Watch rapporteurs provided session messages and reports for EuroDIG 2019, the 12th annual meeting of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance held in The Hague, Netherlands on June 19-20, 2019.
Diplo and the GIP at the 13th IGF
Conferences, TimelineDiplo and the GIP's involvement at the 13th IGF in Paris in November 2018 included delivering numerous event reports, conducting sessions on capacity development and the future of diplomacy.
